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par Tuija Haapala
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RELATIIVILAUSEET : WHO , WHOM , WHOSE , WHICH , THAT , WHAT

main clause Nobody has seen the man who lives in that gloomy old house . relative clause
Jenny is a friend who I trust completely . ( refers to a human being )
1 . Did you see the man stole our car ? ( refers to a human being )
Christine is a person whose desk is always tidy . ( possession )
2 . Have you ever met a teacher papers are in order ? ( possession )
Did you see the singer who Martin wrote about ? ( preposition at the end of the clause )
3 . Have you met the guy Laura talked about ? ( preposition at the end of the clause )
I finally met the writer about whom Jenny is always talking . ( preposition precedes the pronoun )
4 . Who was the man with you were talking ? ( preposition precedes the pronoun )
Buffy Sainte - Marie , who is a famous singer and songwriter , gave a wonderful concert in Helsinki . ( non - identifying relative clause ? use commas )
5 . John's sister , is a famous actress , is going to visit us next week . ( non - identifying relative clause ? use commas )
I went to see the movie which you talked about . ( refers to an object , you can also use that here )
6 . This is the house Jack built . ( refers to an object , you can also use that here )
Our neighbour's house , which they had just renovated , was burglared last night . ( non - identifying relative clause - commas )
7 . Our car , we had bought two months earlier , was totally wrecked in the accident . ( non - identifying relative clause - commas )
The company opened a new store in the town , which the inhabitants welcomed with great satisfaction . ( the whole clause as the correlate )
8 . All the tickets for the concert had been sold , was a great disappointment . ( the whole clause as the correlate )
Jack lifted the book , under which he found a little handwritten note . ( which can be preceded by a preposition )
9 . She opened the box , in she found a golden key . ( preposition precedes the pronoun )
That can refer to both people and objects but you cannot use it after a preposition or a comma .
But you must use that if the correlate is all , much , little a pronoun ending with ? thing , an ordinal number or superlative .
10 . There isn't much I can tell you .
11 . It was the worst holiday I've ever had .
12 . All glitters is not gold .
In the forest the children saw a little cottage whose walls / the walls of which were made from pepparcake . ( two different ways to express påossession )
13 . Prince Philip found himself outside a castle walls were covered with thorns . ( possession )
14 . Princess Aurora was sleeping in her chamber , the door of was covered with cobwebs . ( possession )
What people promise cannot always be trusted . ( what - no correlate )
15 . Maybe it's best to forget happened . ( no correlate ! )
The girl saw two doors one of which was red and the other blue . ( relative pronoun with another pronoun )
She opened the blue one and saw seven old monks all of whom were busy writing . ( relative pronoun with another pronoun )
16 . I have two children , both of are studying . ( relative pronoun with another pronoun )
17 . My students ask me a lot of questions , some of I can't answer . ( relative pronoun with another pronoun )